Sentence examples for endangering of from inspiring English sources

Abortion is illegal except in cases of rape, a deformed fetus or the endangering of the woman's mental or physical health.

Based on Mr. Bush's remarks today, several environmental advocates expressed concern that his approach would be too permissive and hands-off and that the results would be the endangering of pristine land and water.

This orientation, it has been argued, conceals a grave endangering of the consciousness of community, for self-righteousness, which is the root of self-love and thereby the death of love of neighbour, easily enters as a result of the consciousness of exclusive election.

If the withholding of details of the vice president's task force on energy, the classification of underlying documents that shaped the 9/11 commission's report, and the endangering of a C.I.A. officer are not evidence enough of the administration's wholesale politicizing of valuable information, I don't know what is. Louis Flores Astoria, Queens, July 12 , 2005

Such unlawful endangering of civilian life in Gaza cannot be justified by Hamas' deliberate and indiscriminate attacks on Israeli cities and towns.

Due to the extreme susceptibility of the karst to human activities that may lead to the degradation of its exceptional esthetic and environmental value, the alteration of karst processes such as corrosion, endangering of unique habitats and the quality of non-renewable natural resources, it is necessary to promptly define measures for its protection at the national level.

William J. Lynn, is accused of two counts of endangering the welfare of children and one of conspiracy.

The gibbon is considered the most endangered of apes.

The most endangered of the five girls is Amber, from a poor city neighborhood.

In the age of the sound bite, Wilson is that most endangered of rare birds — a storyteller.

In 2010 three of the four populations of Saiga tatarica tatarica, the largest and most endangered of the two subspecies of the saiga antelope, suffered separate catastrophes.